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Re: Twice the Willys?
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Posted by cj3b_jeep on December 19, 2006 at 05:35:28 from (131.123.222.106):
In Reply to: Twice the Willys? posted by 47willys on December 18, 2006 at 20:08:47:
Hi '47, finaly a subject right up my alley. I used my '53 CJ3B as a
tractor for a few year, but I did not have the three point, just the
PTO. I got a tractor a year and a half ago and the difference
between the two is amazing. I know your jeep has live hydraulics,
but on-live PTO. If you get a tractor with live pto and hydraulics
and all works well, it'll be much handier. Also, my tractor weighs
close to 5,000 pounds and would pull the jeep around all day, 4
wheel drive or not. As an added benefit, now I'm not beating on my
classic jeep that I have thousands of dollars into, but rather
working an older tractor at about 20% of it's designed capacities.
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